Weather delays practice for NASCAR World 600 pole race
In Charlotte North Carolina drizzle halted World 00 stock car practice at Charlotte Motor Speedway, delaying sessions to afternoon. The Wednesday pole race offers 11 500 dollars to the pole winner, with 49 cars vying and several drivers using engines tuned for high speed. David Pearson previously captured the pole in this event.
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Humpy" Wheeler
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No Name Eagles Win Virginia State Golf Title
Richmond reports GW High School homeless no name golf team earned the AAA scholastic state championship shot a two day total of 667 at Brandermill Country Club. They beat Meadowbrooks of the Central Region by nine strokes as coach Bob Jones notes the achievement.
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George Washington High School
Sted
Tis
Virginia
Richmnd
Brandermille
Meadowbrooks
Bob Jones
Danville
Jones
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Walther car repainted amid Indy 500 ownership row
Indianapolis AP The No 16 Eagle driven by Bill Puterbaugh faces ownership wrangles as Salt Walther seeks papers on the car tied to Lee Elkins Enterprises. Walther’s crew maintains the car belongs to Walther Motors, but Puterbaugh remains the listed driver until paperwork finalizes. USAC signals no remedy but safety of legal process amid heavy reaction at the Speedway.
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Speedway
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Lee Elkins Enterprises
Puterhaugh
Walther
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Elkins
Walmotor Inc
George
USAC
Local Sports JALR Fun League Highlights At Allen's Lanes
Readable fragments show a JALR Fun League event at Allen's Schoaltical lanes with teams and players like Neal Extnn's Hoye Stylist and Smiling Faces. Names include Cobbs and Clifton among others, with scores and affiliations only partially legible.
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Mosey
Neal
Hoye
Mendrivns
Young Ghost
Husain
Cobbs
Clifton
Sunabhie
Wan
Angels
Smart
Cook
Hounett
Baseball as Commissioner Reflects on Criticism and Memories
The commissioner discusses tolerance for criticism, the duty to enforce discipline, and the politics of baseball. He recalls Washington Senators figures from the 1930s and 1940s, praises players like Buddy Lewis and Cecil Travis, and notes his conservative stance on rule changes while acknowledging support for the designated hitter.
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Kuhn
Initiana
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Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Baseball
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Senators
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Buddy Lewis
Cecil Travis
Ike Joe Kuhel
Mickey Vernon
Jake Early
Bill Dickey
Dace Cramer
Stan Spence
Dutch Leonard
Bnt
No Impropriety, Smith Contends
UNC basketball coach Dean Smith defended himself after Phil Ford forfeited a $100 bond on a Myrtle Beach disorderly conduct charge. Smith said he did not co sign, pay the bond, or provide a loan, noting many arrestees skip court and bond forfeiture is common in minor cases.
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University of North Carolina
Dean Smith
Phil Ford
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Lambert Schwartz
Smith
Phil
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